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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
BOSTON MERCHANTS IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 1.-the members Of the Chicago Com
mercial Club and their guests the Boston Commercial
CLUB returned from Minneapolis and st. Paul late yes
terday They were received by J. W. Doane last night.
To-day the visitors we're taken about the city In
carriages and toni xht were entertained at banquet
The Boston Club at midnight departed for the East
special train which was composed OF Pullman vcs
bre cars recently exhibited. Tho entire train was
lighted by electricity from storage batteries
NO UNCERTAINTYABOUTT THE IOWA NDARHY
DEs MONIES. June IL (speetaL)-D NJ. futile. com
mander OF the Iowa Grand Army OF the Republic,
given an enthusiastic reception last evening by the army
posts OF this city and resolutions adopted approx
Ing his action at ST. Louis
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No rRouBIE EXPECTED FROM THE NETS

MrNNrApoIIs, juno Il.-A special dispatch TO
"The-~Evening journal from Winnipeg SAYS
Senator Girard has received letters from the leading
Metis on the Saskatchewan TO the effect that while
considerable dissatisfaction exists among them there
Ia not the slightest cause tor apprehension OF trouble
Lawrence Clarke teegraphs fir, m Prince Albert that
there Is no truth III the inham,natory rumors. Oiher
information from various quarters is to the effect that
dissatisfaction Is confined to so few that not the
slightest apprehension OF anything serious is tet by
ha Coz IN N ~
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partisan purposes contemplating It does the control ana
disposition OF nal patronage secure the conun
uanoe In power Of the present Administration
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and Marion Hushitt president that road in the
c,tv todav On their vay to New-York. Mr. Keep will 70
to Europe next week Of rest and recreaon
and will remain abroad for some time.
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WHY PASCOE RESIGNED.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION FUNDS LOST.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION FINDS THE BOOK
KEEPING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pEFECTIyE-THE AMOUNT OF THE


DEFICIT UNKNOSN.
BUFFALO, June ia stir was caused In the Typo
graphical session yesterday after
noon by disclosures which partly made public to-
day When the doors opened the reporters FOUND
the convention baotting for secrearytreasurer his
gave rise to the query what had become Of Mr. Pascoe
Though every delegate to secrecy there was
challenged and every holder Of the secret was over
burdoned with It 1t learned that Mr.. Pascoe had
rendered his resignation but tho for this action
was kept close secret This morning. however, IL was
learned that shortage had discovered In his &C
counts The Finance Committee had been at work on
the books for tme and as they were con-
WINGED Of the shortage they reported to the convention
One delegate said this morning that Mr.. Pascoe had
evnced desire to make explanation Of the mudde
therewas no shortage only general mix up OF the &C
counts. by incompetent man trying
to keep set Of books without knowing
anything about bookkeeping. The report he madeswas
Incomplete The ChildsDrexe Fund is said to be about
all right About 5000 paid Mr. Pascoe ut the con-
venon and he able to account for all except about
$50 Of the Mr. Pasooo claimed that he had other
moneys belonging TO the fund in Philadelphia and that
he did not think 1t necessary TO bring the money along
The trustees believe that this money ia all right
The Finance Committee stated That they had worked
all night the accounts, but they were In as great
middle 1t will require two or three days 10
straighten them Mr. Pascoe handled between ST. 900
and $4,000 during the year. and was under bond OF
$4,000
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THE STATE or TRADE

Rlrr,xoRE July 9-Cstton dull MiadlinR 1lc......
* o. a. Extra 81 is 10 Family :. 90 g 50 cry
Mills supsrnne s25sSJOo do Extra - 20 % SS o
r.s.s::: s:n' az 's
Southern Ret 50 ss5ei 10 Amber "a ss6e; Ne ssSrs
x wsSs g. s;s ss:' % i sssssrssr
soaasrn easier Waite SO s57c: Y.lew as S49e ws.sern
sssS.rs asia s'ss 81 $50 IS 4S
81 $500; reansvivaHn S6sSsc rye .saay a AZ ~
ISL o. rrs1i.,.as Wsr. stssay Pork SIS 90
ss7 o. AMI m Clear Rs
sas.s0 %. aA%: Lard-Rsan:d at size
- Butter firm. Western Packed II Sltc Cr:anery
iSs:oS oSs. =. s:, .saasI 70 1s
i79 ols.o. sugar steady Soft sc; cspp'r-
Es.n:a whi.se' STEADY az snstcos.es Id
F.a 81 Gram s.cs,ts-fesr i Ssa y SSs
W Sr. 2Ss oS. sa'n ss
10 800 bush Csrx bush sass-Whsas 239Soo oush
Cora 81 800 bush
corr siow~ss..u,sr yellow soa s52e: Steamer MiIsd
No. White Alps42e No White at Ale Nc.
whits 1910 Shorts steady-Mlddl.rs Der Tor
Zoe Extra western cf.sm.fy soc .....cns:s. hrm-NsI
York and Vermont Extra 81. 99c- Egs ssa.yLEas.
100 Ssi asd sso sacks Cora Ii 900
Oat1 1900 shorts $500 lush
BUFFALO. July 0.--whsat-No. Hard active but very
AT 4o 1900 bush at So c 2OOO bush "a 10000
bush 6a. IS 8 ;c asssa 40 All
anc unsettled; Ne kea - 9o5o No. waite aiensa a
80 &c 10 store nr% az ,e WS,s
No NiIsI 81 9ssl.c .Nfeed urn, aad unchanEed
..... dull aud unsettled. Canal trsisns were
e San b Wasst bush;
Cor, $1,000 'a.h oat: u oGo s ss bSsh
cSua sSipnsnt.-whsst $4,000 Corn $4,000 bush.
Oats bush
fuIy ..Aia fnft nUad
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riser. Tesssls ard X tVro sds
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-The usual Saturday duIness peVLLIcu on III
market for spot coffee To-Day values 9r ocss bnt
the quotation largely nominal MID syles use qaiis
hut sfeady Optiou trading exceedingly dull The safes
reaching only $50 bags First prices neGg bt
with lower advice from asIe' o
the advanced the market recovered somewns'
closed firm at 10 points reaction as follows; a nr
l7i5ei725 July. l655sl6e0; Apgas,, 1917 &.1;
bef 1905 Sl7lO, December TIE - on
fellows Ausust looo elo 'u:
septsmbsr 10 80 1885, October lG90sl7 Nevshesr
1885 December 1OO1l7l0 lscspis a. oa M9 Suy
July e. 1897 20 900 bags; same time 1881. ouVu
same time 1885, 10000 bags Recepts AZ SANTOS ~
July 1897 20 900 bags; same time 1885, iocVo oAs'' '
time 1888. "a, 900 bags $500, O. ,ax
cotton were not changed To-Day
and the light tho sales reachns ohv 100
bales az evening" all for eonsnmnton an ts
26f bales COMPARING VILE % sass o
and 1902 bales the cotIesponnns ~
last Since september the ss.a POI.
period last year. -, .,,a,,s,,,,,,
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ndquartsrs M for, quarters 2ssu D.. He2a q Lea
aon-New.York state 80 OIL . 23o A0l oSsssssssi
oil. Lverposl make 2la OF - -. a. an.
!, LONDON. July a-Produos-Lnseei OIL ga saS IL
Od Calcutta Lnsssd $50 3D. per qusrsers In
ssed Cake els i2x Sd per ton, Refined Petroleum. SD
esd. per gallon: spirits OF Turpsutne. IA "a pse
cut; Pala Ga OIL ALA OIL Prsvssns-Lard, ia " PEE
ewk .r America. sss.s,i3: "a R:s sy Ter Susc
fair eaains aaoat Australian TAisw-Bsef SSs9
Cd Mutton 23A OF S24a ID CecoAant On-Ceyse 20 -.
Ca; CochiH R37 o. Refrigerated Bcs - 20 toe
quarters asa Is % TOR fora quarters per 81 oyas
BaaMEy July s-Pstroeuu. marks IS pfenninra
wicors oiosafst - marks 10 pfsnnnss psr llo
ANrwERP. July 9-Perroieum-Fne Pale American -
francs pald IS francs csatimes selierA
Wcoxs clessl 80 francs 10 csntnosp3c w Ahos
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fegai NoinA
THE SUPREME COURT. City and County
Il o. Nsw.York.

THE SUPREME COURT, City and County
Harry ii. Halls and Harriet n. Hale his wife and Ezekiel
J. NJ Hale and Margaret B. Hale. his wife. Piaintifs
Against
Edward Hale and Lacy l.. Haze his wife James Wood
and Susan a Wool his vito BENJAMIN p. Hale Lucy Ia
Howe Mabel O. Howe Thomas Storm and Walton storm. as
under the viii OF stephen storm ne
ceased. John b Hhiyer. A. j. Beckman and Hannah H.
Myer the last will aud teament Of John
Hillyer deceased; and Jons L. Hooson E6rdge g. Wool
Ruth Hale and Harry H. Hale executors OF the VIII VI
Ezekiel J. NJ. Hale deceased, DEFENDANTS
To the above named defendants
You hereby summoned answer the complaint In this
attorneys within twenty DAYS after service OF this
mons exclusive OF day service and your
failure appear Judgment will be taken against
you defant the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated Sd June 1887 - -
VAN DUZER TAYLOR
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office AMI Post ONCE address,
No 81 Nassausi. New.YOr CITY.
To Edward Hale and Lucy 1. Has his wife Benjamin r.
Hale and Mabel @. Howe
foregoing served upon BY publication
order Of Ion Abraham r. Lawrence Justice
OF the Supreme Court OF the State Of NewY0rk dated The
Path day Of June 1887 and he with tc complaint In the
ONCE Of the Clerk the City and County OF New York at the
Court Heuse tie CITY of New York, the Gath day OF
June. 1887 In which oice the complaint hle the
ID day Of June 1887 the 24h deg OF June 1887
Dated Sew.York June 26th. 1871
Plaintiffs Atiorneya
once and Post ONCE address,
81 Sassau-st, New'York CitJ.
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DROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

sealed Proposals invited for the whole part OF
the ann sixty thousand dollars (SGOOOO
of bonas issued by the town Of greenwich, Com.
said bonds will DO issued dated July LIST 1887 S"0 each
Ave The town reservng tho right 10
thereof after the expiration OF ten
date They will bear interest at the rate OF four
yabc semi annually. Jnly LIST ana
Jabuary Town 1reasnrers once IN Greenwich
registered required by bidders
bonds issnsd exclusively TO pay maturing bonds
and constitute OF the which has al this
time of four millions three hundred thousand
dollars 30OOO0 They Will be ready Tor delivery on Au
the bal OF the purchase money must
Be paid with TIL accrued interest added
FIds for these bonds must be addressed H. Hustled.
Town Treasurer Greenwich Conp, Bids for Bonds and
whether registered bonds are required
The seectmsn the right TO reject and all bids
Every panied by certified check to the
wch for ten centu
bid for which will 10 returned intact such
bid be rejected w ,,-, ON, -,
D. m, wednesday. July 9Th. 1887.
JOHN r. CLOSE, Seectmen.
WHITMAN s. MEAD.
GrAAnMich. Conn. June Zeth. 1887.
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UNITED sIATEs EXPRESS COMPANY. }
OFFICE on TIN PRESIDENT, 80 BROADWAY, ,
NETWORK, July 9. 1897.
PROPOSALS for supplying the United States
i Express Company with slationsry, Printed Books
sunp year. will the supply Department. 90
Trinity Place N. " until July 90 1887 Samples and In
formation will be furnished application Seymour De
Witt Supply Agent The company the right to
jec; and ali proposals T. q. PLAIT. President
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Flour uuiet and unchanged

Flour duet aud unch<ngotL
sSris, 7i.s ~. > sOras CSC No . Req 74c. Corn
s Bar s2;c| UoSasi, s..d:ss i5s Pnm'
ssp ss 81 s. e. r,
s. 50 j.. sl., oofss 90 , sn,s.. 10
81, salGs sSiooc sn:.
IySoI '". os.n .S $40 80, Sasa ss,D%.sSs-Fsar
Sss %s: 4' Js cS sa SSIa Ssrsy
"a The rssa' Fssn.as' stv aS
o.scrsS. Jay r,oss was easier Family a s. SOC 90
2ned E,ceD1' 7oc1 os'a .asT,n' ooo S %sn.
stronger VA Nike, sotsSo &c Nv. sasiSNs 2eos
Ns:i s1% a SIX rs a
nnchans.G-shori RiG. ss75 short cle,r 50 whisksy
g s9's ssf' fs dsad Hs's5
slsc Fancy barr Sc,s s,'s q SSs|Tn
Kce.st. ioj n.si Shipment, 1900 uead.
M psass re-. so n. REL c,.n 7so asked Jay c
%5:.t eoS 90 sun cora 1000 sa. oa 900
s., my ~ MsSa s. ss re- n" a" ass
Y 30 MIo i'ss si.a. sale,
JUL o. Ta u sfS.,
No. Dat. wer. lower. No White Si'.o;....
RYE s ss fS s-'' iST 81; tS g.
Aass s. s. ,;:b Butter T.; Ma ss DAIRY dim
coar. sss so5 GSs What .sS
t ss S %ss., ht oie .a.r nSTsS S"s"
& j Hayu ES%f No
PEORIA. lay o.-cora st.ay ~. Mtsi $500.
,'4 as.s e ni dull nominal no Sos
va" Go U.a oats ~ IL 500 rasn ny.
1850 Su,n harley 800 bush. shPnenI'aCorn l'2Oo
oats $4,000 bush rye 900 Oush barley .''.'-
rnLApstrnrA July srloar demand SLOW grse s weak =:
Do 40 EItia Ves5 30 Psnasv.vAni. saan' 81 100
PANTY - rs - So ~ DOCS, 25 10 straight
S. 80. So Iudar. Clear ..o9.. 90 s,rsi.n' - 20
DO straight - .5stbo Water Wheat Patent Far to
caoes - Sarsso- snSs n' . t. s 10
choice. ~ toss4 80 XIV. Foa- isSOS2 20 per sarrs
Wheat Closed steady a yeserd.y rate.
port dsaand sht Nc e1 "a e s'g s8 Snsnss
20 e for 10. .p SS do Tor October
SPOT lois arm. SO Mired deVcI 4ssc No.
Mixed Tor July $500 DO tor Aaru'l - Faces TO Tor
MsrSo .or spo, lot, steady fair trade demand
Rejected Waltz s5 sSic unrraasG whits 80 s
, Wnils - 80 C. 80 White - futures oniet No.
,.r os s.pismSsr 50 sH &C. do Tor octobs Ji.@J4c
Potatoe. eiy hsrn new large Choice per Dol 81 'oS
sl, do new "a" 10 oo-! PER Se q 10
Provision. Beet citv Family per ns 81 aoai9 DO
PORK ness sl6 Or 90 Snms mes. new sih ae
do lmiir 81 5oesi7 30 Kan. smoked l2s slsc Lara-
So - 20 .Buter drm-Psnn.vlvanm crcamsr' Es'r.
issic, Western reaner' Est ia o. b. a. .n@ n.
Cheese urin NewYorE full cream CSC. OHIO hats
eno. Sc P1nn,.na yar T ar, 20 g s'
Ohio and other westers hrst. I5c ratroIeun 10 Aoel
zee Se.s coni"es,oa.Ss 6se PowGsrca ijissSs
Iesi- Winter Bran SIS 25xsl6 90 Der ton nsespts-
oaIs $4,000 Sush shipmsnt,-whsAt lO40o Dush Cara
& 500 I.6uU
TOLEDO july owaeat higher No Wabash old 7s,.ci
December sag Corn steady No o ~ n: oats
,'say ~"i9 a,s ,pc 900 Su.s bush
Corn 900 Ousn- OATS 2,000push
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nay AND STRAw-The receipts OF Clover are Hight
ann I've is liberal and the market easy Hay Timoy
,.r ed s' s. Go csSsr 5 shipping
straw~Lons Il; 30 a SOC sh.rt Is s1oc oit .osi5c 10
a ra sls ri. # sc s 1G I'd
; american 'G so,."S..ySrE sts. i'ss Ss'
;sso n ssS Be- p,.s s2 g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erops; 1856. Best 22 4c. do Medium
M6LXssEs~The season having practically ended. The
make, I, 10 no@n. ,onS AT and ro,.r lacsnr
up vacations all linz. have been
d S Sq awe ' Pt oa .
feature price Coke Irons are growing scarce
late Tin quiet but urn during The week Ioday
@ market o closed aus5 Hs 10 on, Jniy .od on Tho FL
change 2c After call 10 tons August sold a, 80
u Throughout, the week there ha, Len steady
se Ss sops To-day our market quiet
strong At 1885 spot 10 Coo futures 20 points
NIvXI sToREs1yaaes Gr Spirits Targ,Hs.ne -, were
S.. ssn.d i.S,i 49, coed do 81 TO- az = e 90
- IS s. 1 y 40 :" da.. = S. water white
in value. Quotations coos..ed 80 5oei
ssS t y coeo.au fan cs 70 Sa5 toesa
Lin.ssa city, tsc Jaw wsssrs TGtse' LaIa pT5ps
BE. light pro..si 100 lslc. 6lelch.l "ints, ga
S?sS sperm ruts 5O ni1@.1 .prs ssss7
I.ach.i ess7s Whale er.s. sSG ,r s.,c Ia
ace; olive bills % &c., Nsaisoot. prime 60 foc com
mon a snc., sla,.s Mu-t@T Seesl 4jc
OCEAN FREIGHTS-fhe general movement was ngnb
to-day but rates ara well maintained BERrh tNHAnF-
MESiSTo Liverpool steam. 2t.Dn0 bush grain ~, July
30 shpm. nj and 10 600 bush. BIZ Hun steam, $1,000 bush
grain M; Glasgow 5000 bush gram 5; Avon
nuutI steam 10000 bush. grAn rrivate terms LONDON
steam. 32 900 bush. gram 3Sd CHAIN CHA LIS
Baltimorr. steamer. $1,000 nrs - phi
-. PETROLEUM cHARTERs- Dutch ports. hence, |.
British BARK. 1900 obs r,nued 2, Belfast itom 81
Amboy an italian bark 700 bills rehna II, Ill
IANEoUs CHARrERS-Perto REQ hence sn! b-cs.
bark general; Havre, from Bait more steamer Maryland
ami ohio tobacco i3s o.. virginia los. 81 Philadelphia
from Darien. a schooner. lumber. So 90 -
-U0ARThcrc no Interest ti-cn IN me marSct ~ 4b
direction to-day For aw quotations were not changed rom
a. r4asr M,la..-s &C. for FAR Rshnn, nni 55Zc
for 500 Centrifugal nennsd quiet Cut Loaf So
rushed 81 u Lit Cubes "a; PoSdeTel , l5.lO
4Gc Gfanuatst SIC; Mould A. IL 49, ce.ts.t
A. C0ner Stznaard Oh 5ftc. oIee on =. De
a5.c White Extra {. &C.; Extra g. 4bai7s; c.iSd4.ci
fello La
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EUn,rEANpt1DUos MAaxer,

LIVERPOOL Jaly g--Provsions scon. Cdln ssrant Ont
Lot; Long Clear ttilss 3d. I'll Snort Clear Iies
short al 40s u SlsL lsrs 3)s ~ 1sJt
Goa OIL Tor sKIrs IaiA Ness Pm Mes. bIA Of PJrS
Prime Asss J64 ID per sDL; Primo Ness. Easlera
6os Wsstea olA ia LariA nsrican Jts 81 Prime
srn. SO. Oil Lard OIL 3+a ID Hams-Lsng Cut So.
Shoulders BIt3r-sJ4 VI Tor daBst Ulit1l
states Chesse-American Choices ADS 81 whsat-Rsi
Western sprinG is o. %. lid Rei wintsr, 6s l0d .
spnns Is OF, Now Nr.i Wsstern. "a Id California; No
J. Ia ID Ia 81; No 81 Ill 81 81 per GENITAL. Pro-
ducsspirt Of Turpsntins ia Cd do At London 27s I'd
per Rehnsa Petroleum, 6ssd gailen Clover Seed
Fine American 2lA 1L; PR no City. ga OIL cwt.
Rosin-Conmon So 4si PAis LA III SJA u L,us,ei oil
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poouereI and vast equally eminent scsnsts
have Tor years prescribing and using vinouselIir
n n roche compound contains
0unins Iron Wine and other equally good proper
ties pecuiiary combt 3D. and Its at period OF fo
from Childhood old remarkably stimulating and re-
storing Those iacs atesed by the history OF frmes
10 q OF century. Fortunately America can
avail herself the opportunity afforded, for Qulna
il being introduced here by Messrs
Foussra a Co the weknswn importers. and 10 sold by
dealers universally. u has equal as tonic restorer.
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THE TWO GREAT NATIONS.


What 10 this terrible trouble
that has como over the Ameri-
can pesplsf Men who were
once strong and healthy are
now weak and sickly. Women
who were bright. happy and
full Of life are sailow, unhappy
and miserable. They have
headaches Que day and . lack
Of life the next; Q poor appe-
tito to-day and . sinking a. the
stomach tomorrow. ~ 10 .
National Disease which the
Doctors call Malaria, and II 10
almost universal For years
this same trouble devastated
France, even worse than u 10
affiicting America to-day. but
IL ia aimsst unknown there
now. Whyi Because the
French have discovered the
means Of preventing and our
II. Doctors Beauvais. Broca.
Auaelmier. lambert. Veillard,
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Alnsical Instruments

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and square pianos Of our make which were
potan Opera House Company during the past
win be sold at liberal reduction from our regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT.
WILLIAM KNABE & co. ll2 5th.ave.
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
IL staniiuz In tune Manu- actores and wareroons 4i5
u I2b west 18th aud sG7 broadway lsth.st (Dsons
Bulldlng). Pianos exchange rented or InstalmentA
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received az the ONCE Of tho
building County Hospital Omaha. Douglas County. Neb
the plans and specifications on file Ia tue County
ONCE ..ac bid accompanied 10y
certified the amount OF Five Hundrr. DOllars
The rie ht is red 10 reject and all bids
G. +. NfEDHAM. County Clerk.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WORK Saturday July e.-BEEvEs- Recc pts
rs ears OF Il74 bcad-G0 Goth st. car at Jersey
ws,t so3 head against IOl22 head last week.. All Tho
arrival. were and city saughtersrs direct with
exception OF IL cars which were sold by hfoe 70
siaughtcrrrs private terms Feei!ng st-'"y
to-day and tomorrow are as fernftcl Yesterday
CtLVES-Roceipts were $50 heat Market nnchsngeI AZ
3dac Buttermik calves 30fy &c Tor ci caves s'
ags1c for loot 10 Primo Neals. - . -, ., 80
~slos-Dillenback Dewey log Bnttermik Calves 10
Judd I.aetins i'm 30 staioveaI. 40 average. Glsc
XND LAMBS Receipts wer. carsof 6s23 head
ii car. al jersey city GothsL Total for the
week 81 al head last week Trade va.
dull and the feeling trhe easier on both Sheep aud
Poor to oood sheep 81 1884 IS 100 NJ Poor
!" sai.s ID Warrington 253 ohio Sheep. So average
a. nj per 100 NJ; IA 10. ~ 10. at 81 10.
HalIenJeck Hollis. 30 Western SHEEP so average at
b5 per 100 Ill Kentucky Lambs, 81 10 AZ o'Ac per
II nms Mullen: SIS Kentucky Ewes. ia n. at 4hc per
Ioa a95s c"m%oSy So n At SIC per To- do
NJ a. &c; 49, do. rs n. a. Tao. ~, . -
at p-r ID ~ ayvania Lambs 81 10 at 6ssc; 2J5
Kentucky Gu l.. 50 n At &c 49,. a.. o., .. .
at 81 20 psr 100 IA ks1t"esy lambs
Buckingham; 1876 state Lambs VI y average, AZ
&c per % "a state rheeD los ID. at sc
&c per 23j Kentucky 10 "a d. At o2c III KENTUCKY
NJ Collins for u. Harrington. 240 Ohio Sheep. ~ 10
are at "a 90 per 100 30 Territory DO IL D. At 81 20 202
West Virginia Lambs, 90 n. at6<c per Is Bucks n N,
j. f. sader IS virginia Sheep Gs average. at 500
per 10 1870 Kentucky Ewes 81 ~ AT a.: 227 Colorado
Sheep 30 10 at $50; Z26 TO- 30 ~ at &C "a KENTUCKY
sherman & Culver: SO Ohio Sheep o5 n 81 IS
HoGs~RscsIpts were 81 cars ORA O28 head 20 cars
city and cars at 4Ous Total tor tho week *
head against ~ 273 head sst week Ono car on sale Feel
lug ,ine weak Nominal quotations. 5Haj'sc per for
Live Hogs.
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AUCTION SALES Of yooLfV LONDON

' I
LONDON July o.-At the wool sale, today the competition
was very BRISK for greasy meruos ami eIossDreis Home
Continued firm secured
rno. we're demand vita prices buyers avor
The series OF will close tho lith instant Following
are the sales IN detail
Vtctoris-Saes bales secured, Ia 81 G2s Id do.
locks ami pieces ead ais s grclsy. 99L ais. Id do
locks and pisces 81. ~. al .
New South Wales -sales 300 bales secured. Is "a
ais sd 10 locks aud pieces Cd OILS 3d. greasy I'd o9di
do locks aad pieces 81 a. I'll -
,andtSass 500 bales; secured Is 51d ais. I'd.
rrr.sy nd 10 nd. do. locks and plecos, Oh a. III
Sonih Australa-Saes bales secured. locks and pieces
lid a., =, IT., 49,,
Tasmana-Sslcs SO bales; greasy 9Ht; do. locks and
pieces. Cd ..,, , a., -. n, .
do. locks and pieces l0i 6ls lH; greasy, SdDls 'a'
do locks aud pieces. 6lat aSpL $1,000,
cane 0ool Hope aud NatL-Saes Jul palosi scoured
Is 2ad. % Is 3D.; greasy, lid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-11
Tor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME SHORTENED. RATES REDUCED

cars Will leave Grand Central Depot via n ~ Il and Il
7so M maEps direct at White River Junction
with through train for Montreal via Central Vermont Re-
and at Wells River for Montreal Quebec &c. via Passump
Rstnfnns train viii leave Faeyans slSA m daily szcsps
Seats IN paror car: may be- secure: in advance at and
For further Information Conn River Line Folder which
may be obtained at principal ticket Offices
o.rASS.s1, h n r. and Il T. R.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN KY.
- Trains leave from ferries at West 42d and Jayst
sus Wscn
Rome. onsds Fulton oswsgo. Bafaia Detroit chicago
LAX. Minnewasta Mdastown. Elenviila FalsOurs Non.
'Ss,s 1io pn m iay sss m for Lake xoAon
Lake Minnewa.ts Mdastown Eeuviii'. Fail'Ours Mon
soss F.:eSrs Resry Walton '
Saturday halfhoday train West 42d ll5 Jay.st.
for Middletown. Esnville. Falisourg. Monticello.
81 sis ssS rs S;sss
ia IS Ia Es.s iaSsh:s st. ssi Yves. iSSts,:s;
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
L NETWORK, NEW-HAyEN AND HARTFORD RR
Trains Harlem River station. corner 32dst and Lin.
Preached By Second Avenue Suburban.. Elevated rail-
I 10 "a si s5c.pt sa@ o & g o Port or Nor
ris Casanova 0ak Point. Hunts FONT West Farms. Van
Nest West Chester Bay Chs:ter pelham BAY: Barlow
Rochelle all points the main line OF
The and hasSrS Eioa ssSss
britain sufsd branches and Boston and all points
Midnight train for New. Rochelle intermediate sta
tions at ~ 10 a. daily, except Mondays
n.y. isoi and 30 % III. latter train Connecting az
New Rochsle with way train TO stamford